I let go of negative thoughts about myself.

I can think positively. I can choose positive thoughts.

When I allow negative thoughts to enter my mind, I become reactive instead of proactive.

Instead, I observe my mind and choose my thoughts wisely.

Today, I practice letting go of negative thoughts, replacing them with positive ones.

This is my habit. Focusing on the positives feels great, bringing energy into my life.

What happens when I think positively?

I live in the present moment rather than living in an alternate reality.

I begin to pay close attention to my surroundings, connect to others, and feel safe.

I share positive thoughts with others and encourage them to adopt this practice.

I love how empowered I feel, and I free myself from reactive thinking. I take control.

Each day I develop the strength to cope with stressful situations.

I calmly handle problems and let them pass without attachment.

Like any new skill, I give time, patience, and dedication to improving.

I make progress every day, and my old habits begin to disappear.

The more I practice, the easier this new habit becomes.

If I continue to practice this skill, I can develop the habit of a positive mindset.

I remind myself to seek a positive perspective, be happy, and laugh.

I tell myself to stop comparing myself to others.

Today, I find creative ways to express gratitude and appreciation for the things in my life.

I affirm that I am worthy of all good things that come my way. I rejoice in the good things that happen to me.

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Embracing a more positive and loving mindset